Olimoxi Switch Controller, Switch Pro Controller Wireless for Switch/Switch OLED/Switch Lite, Switch Gamepade with Joystick,Support Wake-Up,Turbo, Motion Control,Double Vibration

I haven't had a chance to test the battery life, but I will say a few things about the functions.1) Very easy to sync up (though it lacks a sync button, for anyone wondering, just hold down the "H" or home button when in the sync menu on the Switch or PC).2) VERY solid feel. I haven't had a chance to test any built in functions like rumble or whatnot, but this controller FEELS well built. The rubber grip is nice, and the form factor is fairly standard, the mold perfect.3) Good D-pad, very responsive. Analog is very solid for both left and right, very smooth glide.4) The L and R are a bit loose feeling and thus feel a little cheap, but are very responsive. The ABXY buttons are also a little loose, not as much as the L and R, but have a good click feel once pressed.5) ZL and ZR are pull triggers, rather than standard buttons, which is an interesting choice (though useful for PC games as I don't think Switch has pressure control). However the range of pull is very shallow, which gives it a feel of somewhere between a button press and a pull, so it works well for the Switch while also allowing that range of pull sensitivity for PC gaming. I actually like the response, and they feel very sturdy and well built, like they can take quite a few presses. Going over it again though...well there isn't much travel as at the very end it just pulls in as a button press, so there isn't much for sensitivity...so I should get back to this later...probably much later as I lack a gaming PC these days, and none of the games I can run use those triggers or pull/touch sensitivity.6) I haven't played with the turbo yet, though it's THE main reason I bought this controller (along with being wired and having a normal d-pad). So I can't respond to that, but the button feels very firm and well designed, as with the home, capture, and +/- buttons.7) Haven't used the Analog trigger buttons in-game yet, but they feel a cross between a bit flimsy in design, with a hint of firmness as I need to put a little pressure, not too much. Overall good feel, and they seem like they'll last.Overall so far I'd say it's a really well built 3rd party controller for what I've experienced thus far. Best one I've purchased yet (and I include much older systems...going as far back as the SNES days). I do think this will last a very long time and I'm probably going to get a second (though this time I'll go black...however it didn't show up in the lists and wasn't present as an option when I clicked this particular color scheme, but it does show up when I look up reviews).

If you're looking for an excellent third-party pro controller for your Nintendo Switch that performs just as well as the first-party option, the Olimoxi Switch Controller is a fantastic choice. With responsive buttons, comfortable grips, and seamless wireless connectivity, this controller delivers the same great gaming experience as Nintendo's own pro controller but at a much more affordable price point.

Great controller. Paired quickly and easily with my switch. Very responsive and comfortable in my adult hands.

I was looking for something a little bit easier to use than the Joycons and I didn't want to shell out the $70 for the pro controller - this takes it's place wonderfully. The vibration is STRONG, but can be adjusted by holding the "T" button and dragging the left stick downward (to reduce) or upward (to increase). Feels good to use, battery life seems to be about on par with the pro controller and the motion controls work about as well as you could hope.EDIT: After using the controller for about a month now I've started to have some inconsistent issues with stick drift on the right stick. It's pretty easy to fix with just disconnecting and reconnecting the controller but it is a bit annoying. Still a great value and the drift problem is pretty rare, only had it happen twice so far.

Nice feel, easy to use. Got it to play games on my fire tv and connected without issue, the fire tv thinks it's a Xbox 360 controller which is probably something I can change in the settings so the A,B,X and Y buttons are backwards but it's most likely something I didn't set up right. Would buy again.

Of course it started acting up a couple days after the return window. Bummer. I really thought this one was a keeper. Joystick is pulling to right. I did not drop or damage it.Update: seller contacted me and offered a replacement. :) thanks! Replacement is working well.

Update: my controller made it 6 months with very heavy game play. It started lagging where you move the joy stick and it takes about a second or two for the player to respond. I’m not taking any stars off because for $15, I think this was a decent controller and would make a VERY good 2nd controller for when friends come over.I’ve been using this controller for a couple months and it’s worked great! No drift. It took me a bit to learn how to connect it, but once I did, it’s been super easy to use.

Works well for the price. I've had no problems with it. I use it with Steam in Windows with no problems. It also works with the Switch light via Bluetooth but on Windows you must use a type C to C cord and connect it somehow to a type C port on your laptop.